Difficult Questions About Freemasonry
There is so much miss information in the Public domain about Freemasonry, this article goes to some length in explaining answers to criticisms that its receives.
Freemasons Donate to Clitheroe Stroke Club
At a recent East Ribble District Charity Stewards meeting WBro Derek Harwood from Keep Masonic Lodge Clitheroe proposed that the charity would benefit from the Districts support.
The charity was recognised for their vital work in the community. A donation of £250 was donated to their cause.
California Freemasons to hold a Ritual Competition
In 2018, Grand Lodge we will once again hold a Ritual Competition to recognize the importance of ritual excellence within our jurisdiction. The purpose of…
St Philip unites lodges across the Provinces
On Thursday 18th October 2017 Worshipful Brothers Pete Clarke and Peter Fry, two intrepid members of St Philip’s Lodge 5580, braved the M42/M1 to venture…
Wigan Freemasons Tercentenary Church Service
Following on from the several successful social events celebrating 300 years of Craft Freemasonry already held in the Wigan Group, this year’s church…
Staffordshire Freemasons donate £50000 to Four Charities
Freemasons celebrate 300th anniversary with birthday gifts for charities
Stanlow Lodge’s 2 x 2
Stanlow Lodge has conduncted 2 second degrees in the past two months, during September Brother Stephen Case was successfully raised to the second degree,…
Members of the Masonic Homes of Valencia visit local Fire Fighters
Several members of the Board of the Masonic Homes of Valencia were recently invited to the Autumn Fiesta of the ISVH Bomberos Voluntarios de Balcon Al Mar in Javea,
Freemasons donate clothes and shoes El Preventorio
Caring for over fifty children ranging in age from three to fourteen, is no easy matter, particularly as they receive no official help. The children wear out, and grow out of, clothes and shoes at an alarming rate. It is a never ending battle to keep them well clothed and shod.
Freemasons donate £15,000 to Home-Start Wirral helping vulnerable mothers
Home-Start Wirral has been awarded £15,000 to help support mothers experiencing mental health issues. This grant will help the charity recruit and train volunteers, helping hundreds of local mothers suffering from post-natal depression and other mental health issues.